Warren News

Readers recommend their favorite campgrounds: MOOSE HILLOCK in Warren is a favorite of ours.

The Mansfield, Mass.-native Wood, who grew up racing here, is in position to become the first four-time winner of the Classic, America's oldest motorcycle road racing meet.

A man on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list, which includes Boston mobster James "Whitey" Bulger and terrorist Osama bin Laden, was arrested in Mexico, flown into Portsmouth International Airport at Pease and ...

New Hampton Fish and Game Inland Fisheries Superintendent Randy Ayers weighs year-old brook trout that will be stocked at local streams and ponds.

That's certainly happening in the northern part of the state, where state police reported they responded to at least six moose collisions during the week.

“In my opinion, (the board) didn't do a good job. I think they were more interested in protecting their licensees than their patients”

Dr. John Wolf, a plastic surgeon, died in May 2000 after undergoing gallbladder surgery performed by Dr. via The Citizen

“It's time for change, not more of the same.”

It's that time of year again, when the members of the Free State Project - you know, the handful of folks who have moved to New Hampshire to tell us how we want to live - hold their annual Freedom Festival, aka ... via New Hampshire Business Review

“We'll be checking fuel moisture levels and weather conditions frequently in the next two weeks, hoping to carry on with our schedule of planned burns”

Where there is smoke there is fire and there could be one in the woodlands of Rumney if weather conditions remain favorable, according to the White Mountain National Forest. via The Citizen

The Yankee Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America will present a workshop entitled Crisis Communications-from a practitioner's perspective on Wednesday, April 30, from 9-11:30 a.m. at Heritage ... via The Citizen

“This is a third generation family business with 25 employees who have contributed to the success of our business, and I accept this award on behalf of our family and our employees. This is a great honor.”

The U.S. Small Business Administration last week announced its 2008 New Hampshire Small Business Award winners recognizing outstanding small business owners and their champions in the business community. via The Citizen

“The delinquency shows that they really don't know the consequences of what happens when they don't pay their credit card bills”

New Hampshire college students are falling deeper in debt on two fronts: borrowing to attend school and using their credit cards. via WMUR

“The first priority is the streets. It's probably reasonable to think everyone's driveways look the same.”

This winter's seemingly endless snowfall has created plenty of hassles. But one is especially dangerous: too-tall snowbanks at busy intersections. via Concord Monitor

“We will never forget what you have done to us. I hope you can find a way to do some good in what seems like a sorry and miserable life so far.”

"I do pity anyone whose life has been ravaged by drugs," said Ron Powell. "We will never forget what you have done to us. via UnionLeader

An accused killer is expected to plead guilty to murder. Trial for Cary Indelicato, of Benton, New Hampshire, was scheduled to start in March, but a deal is apparently in the works. via WCAX-TV Burlington

“People who didn't need assistance before need it now”

WOODSVILLE-Winter is an expensive time of year and not just because of holiday shopping frenzies. Unaffordable fuel and electric bills have residents keeping their thermostats low because heating bills are high.  

"Things are getting harder," said Tri-County Community Action Program (Tri-County CAP) manager Dan McGregor in an interview from Woodsville. "Your income may change or stay the same but the cost of everything else like rent and cost of living go up."  

The Woodsville branch of Tri-County CAP provides fuel assistance and access to a food pantry for residents in the towns of Bath, Haverhill, Orford, Warren, Benton, Wentworth, Monroe, Lisbon, Landaff and North Woodstock.       Read more

Deborah Lee Hastings-Watkins, 54, of Spruce Drive in Belmont, died Sunday, Nov. 18, 2007, at home after a short illness. via Concord Monitor

“It's a tragedy all the way around”

Rita Bixby, formerly of Warren, N.H., was found guilty of conspiracy and two counts of accessory to murder in the Dec. via The Citizen

“We publish a data book every year that has an analysis of the trends we've been seeing over time”

Crystal Johnson has grown rather fond of her research subject over the past few weeks. via Nashua Telegraph

As Warren Priest's medical unit approached Weimar, its members were told they were about to face an assignment that would test their skills. via Concord Monitor

“You peel shrimp and shuck oysters”

Don't get the name of the party chairman wrong, as Romney did with Fergus Cullen at a New Hampshire Republican gala. via The Citizen